The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-06
N cal .HND PERSONAL.

.-,,r p0fatoes for which he will pay the
..-zst price.
THE publication of the Mercantile ap-
80. rf,t crowds out large amount of
...f-. matter.
7-nfu-e Instantly'relieved by the use Of
..rs5-atad Fry Truss. For sale at
--.-.-ts drug store
-,--~-1s who visit Greeusburg are sum
. crested by the authorities and put
---g on the streets.
,n kinds Of home made, hand stitched
ZOOS. for sale at the shop of Isaac Davis,
centre street. north Of High.
--r. grnddock school Board has decided
..ta new scEOol-hOuse in North Brad
alta cost of about $40 900.
rich vein Of iron ore has been discov-
Centre township. Perry county,
...- -vvo miles OF New Bloomfield.
.7od rafting flood on the West Branch
.... er-4uehanna last week had the effect
.....rfrr the eastern markets with timber.
The Huntingdon license case will be
,.,-s av the Supreme Court on the 23d.
--.. and a great many are anxiOusly await
inc tr= result.
Married. on Tuesday May ID, 1887, by
uR Bower, Of this place, Mr.. Samuel
rro1es and Miss Louisa II. Briney, both
-,r0hDstOwn.
lanes F. Npason, of the West End
a.-4r Altoona, has sold out 70 Mr.. Andrew
r-r.a. 1t is the intention of MT. Neasou to
q. into the lumber business.
Read the new advertisement Of Messrs.
c-. Foster and Quinn. the large dry goods
.-. notion dealers Of Johrstown, which is
.- found on another page
--a-zrs. j. H-Gant and Peter Wilhelm.
r--.4r- of this place. have entered into an
,--.sn pnt that they will not cut childrens'
hair nn Saturdays, after April 3Oth.
p. fs expected that the iron works in
--r--4 nf erection at BeIIefnnte by the
r.r-- Bros, of this place will De ready for
na rruufacture Of iron by October 1st.
rrrgess Richards. on Thursday ordered
,-f-.. amps and iron posts for the same for
rs rzo Of EbensbUrg borough. So It now
rssa.tpd that we are to have street lamps.
-L r. Conrad, on Friday last, shot
.s-rz otter in his fathers dam in Ciearfeld
r,wr-hfp. It measured three feet three
inches from the point of the nose TO the tip
Of the tail
Thornton Fleming Bracken, editor Of
small semi-monthly paper call the Anti
5e. published at JohnstOwn, died suddenly
from arpopIexv, at that place on Thursday
orast week. aged about "a years.
The card of W. H. Byrne, Of Ebens-
burg as candidate for Poor House Direc-
tor viii be found among tie announce
us-.s thIs week MT Bvrne Is we'll fitted
10 perform the duties of the cfhce, and if
dominated would make good director.
Mr.. Philip D. SkeUv. Of Portage town
shin. announces himself this week as can
faata for County Auditor. Mr.. Skell-, is
competent accountant, we'll qualfied for the
Office and If nominated would perform the
duties of the Office with honesty and ability.
A lot Of good number one collars for
sale at the Harr ess shop of Isaac Davis, on
Centre street. north of High.
One day last week shipment OF ten
cans containing thirty thousand brook trout
from the state Fish Hatchery, we're received
at Latr1re They we're consigned to Rev.
T. smith and Others ard were placed in
the EaaEwaters Of the Lnyalhanna and Mil
Geek
-ar-aham Wills, eldest son Of Michael
% wills. while hauling log- al COudon's Mil
u uaardald township. on Saturday last
laEL.- left leg broken between the knee
and tla ankle He was hauling on hill
side when the log rolled on him with the
a5a-a result.
Prank, the eight year old son of Chief
OF police John T. Harris, OF JOnnstOwn,
vtna playing near a lumber pile in Johns
town au Saturday last, was buried beneath
pile " boards that toppled over him and
when taken ont was found to haye sustained
3 fracture II the right leg.
Hr r. l. Davis, the boot and shoe man
Of This place. has a fine stock Of spring and
summer wear. All kind of ladies', misses
and ehiIdrau's shoes Of every grade and de
s-raHon are constantly kept on hand as
also mems and boys boots and shoes. Slip
pers from twenty five cents up. C''l and
see them.
-Messp1s Mcconnell & Saupp, the lew
clothing firm Of Eleventh avenue Altoona,
are doing good business and are rapidly
gathering Up trade. Both gentlemen are
well known in this county as reliable busi-
ness men and when you visit Altoona IN
search Of clothing give them a call. They
sell reliable goods at low prices.
The card of Mr. James CostIow. Of
Adams township, as a candidate for Com
missioner appears this week. Mr. CostlOw,
IS member Of the present board and dur
ir Hs term OF office has always discharged
h.7 duties faithfully. If Isnominated he
would gain perform the duties of the Office
with honesty and fidelity.
ITO discontinue an advertisement"
says John Eanamaker, 'Ts like taking
down your sign. II you want TO do business
you must let the public know it. Standing
advertisements. when changed frequently.
are better ard cheaper than reading notices.
Tsav look more substantial and business
IKE and inspire confidence. Iwould as soon
do business without clerks as without adver-
Using
-ReUecca Myers, Of GanitzIn township,
was brought before Esquire Kinkead, on
Monday last, on a warrant changing her
with surety Of the peace and attempting self
Obstruction. She has been mentally unsOund
Tor some tIme aud Il is alleged eat
Quantity Of laurel leaves for the purpose of
Committing suicide, but ate too much caus-
Ing her 70 become sick and throw it Nd.
ele is the same person who about year ago
jumped through a car window while on the
railroad between Harrisburg and Altoona,
and was badly injured. She was committed
90 .a. until the next term Of court
On Saturday last, three Altoona boys